Palm Beach, Florida — President Donald Trump said Thursday night that he ordered U.S. forces to carry out an airstrike against Islamic State targets in northwest Nigeria after reports of attacks on Christian communities. Africa Command said it conducted the strike at Nigeria's request in Sokoto state and that it killed multiple militants; operational details were not released. The State Department earlier limited visas tied to violence in Nigeria, and U.S. intelligence flights had increased in November. No independent casualty verification is available. U.S. officials said investigations into civilian harm are ongoing. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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The U.S. military and Nigerian authorities benefited by degrading ISIS-affiliated operational capacity and demonstrating bilateral security cooperation.
Civilians in northwest Nigeria, especially targeted Christian communities, suffered continued risk from extremist attacks and potential reprisals amid limited independent verification.
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US Conducts Strike on ISIS in Northwest Nigeria
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